Ready-made AI business workspaces, run by AI agents
Agent wiki and visual workspace for Claude Code, Codex and other AI coding agents
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2025
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan available. Personal plan $20/month. Pro plan $49/month. Enterprise available on contact. Some templates have a one-time purchase price. Model and tool usage charged separately. Self-hosted source-available edition requires user to cover hosting and model costs.
Free: Nimbalyst app and personal wiki. Wiki Teams: $20 per user per month or $200 per user per year (currently free during beta).
Key features
Workspaces that keep goals, sources, agents, results and feedback together
Agents with defined roles and reusable skills
Answers and drafts with source citations from your knowledge base
Scheduled runs for recurring work
Configurable permissions, approval rules and activity logs
Connections to Gmail, Slack, Notion, WhatsApp and Discord
Workflow templates and installable workspace Blueprints
Managed cloud and source-available self-hosted edition
PowerPoint slide deck generation from notes and briefs
Free 30-minute AI consulting session
WYSIWYG markdown editor with AI-assisted editing
Red/green inline diffs for AI changes approval
Visual editors for mockups, diagrams, and drawings
Parallel agent session management
File and session linking
Persistent searchable session history
Pull request review in Developer Mode
MCP server support
What makes it different
Persistent workspace where work history, goals and configuration stay together across recurring runs
Reusable setup means you configure once instead of rebuilding for each request
Creator Marketplace allows creators to package and sell installable workspace Blueprints
Built for small teams and solopreneurs, not enterprises
Data encrypted in transit and at rest, never used to train models
Agents write the wiki as they work, eliminating manual documentation
Open source and local-first: your data stays on your machine
Built by Evergage founders who scaled to $250M ARR
One unified workspace instead of multiple disconnected tools